Dearest Debbie, 
I'm incredibly honored and blessed to have been your colleague and friend.  We had the best time teaching 2nd grade together!  I don't think there was a day where you didn't make me laugh.  Even when I moved to kindergarten, I loved our afternoon chats after the kids had left...or when you scooted on into my room to tell me something that just couldn't wait.  I think our chats are what I will miss most 💖 
I learned so much from you.  Whenever I think of you, and I promise that will be often, I will always think of extreme kindness, unwavering honesty, amazing teacher, tech wiz, blue corn Tostitos and minions.  Your selflessness will always inspire me.  Your bravery will always encourage me.  The world needs more people like you.  I will miss you always and forever.  Rest easy my friend. 

Heartbroken to hear of this tremendous loss. She touched our lives and she will be remembered with love forever.

It’s so hard to choose from so many wonderful memories. Debbie, you were my best friend for so long. I hold near to my heart all the times we had together just the two of us, riding our bikes, pizza after Pepe’s, watching Law and Order…. When you married George and moved to NYC, oh how I enjoyed hanging out with you both. I remember exploring the city together, trying new foods, listening to music, people watching, going to see foreign films, and yes eating bagels and white fish.  When you moved to Cortlandt Manor, I remember walking along the reservoir, planting Black-eyed Susans, and sprinkling salt to keep the deer from eating your flowers.  
Perhaps the memories dearest to my heart are the celebrations of the births of Nathan and Jacob. I will always remember my visits in July, playing games with Nathan and Jacob, hanging out, and baking cookies.  When I think of you, I will always remember your smile, your giving heart, your dedication, and your love for Nathan, Jacob, and George.  Farewell my sister, I love you. 

A family get together with Debbie, mom Barbara, sisters Cindy and Laura, and cousin Susie

I came to know Debbie during the pandemic when she was my granddaughter's teacher.
She gave my granddaughter a love for school! My granddaughter excelled, and to this day, continues to. I truly believe this was because of her!  She learned so much from her.  I think I learned just as much!
She was so dedicated to her students.  She had such a genuine gift for teaching and love for her students.
May she rest in peace.
She will be sorely missed.
💕
It's 



jacobl731
Rest In Peace mom, you touched many, treated every one of my friends like your own, and showed me the true meaning of how to approach life through your daily fight against the unforgiving disease of cancer. You get to rest now, knowing you never once gave up. Love you and thank you for everything you’ve given me in this life❤️

Our experience with Mrs Liebert was this past school year. Our daughter was in her classroom for the winter and spring of 2022. Their time together included reading Charlotte’s Web as a class, and learning to write a biography, highlighted by dressing up as that historical figure. My daughter will always have fond memories of her, and we are so grateful for their time together.

Thank you, Mrs Liebert, for guiding and nurturing a classroom full of 7 and 8 year olds in some difficult circumstances. You will be missed dearly, and you will be remembered as the beloved teacher that you were. You made many young lives better during your time here on Earth. 

Extending my heartfelt sympathy to her beloved family, friends, and colleagues.

This was on a trip to visit Auntie Laura in Arizona. That’s Cody the greyhound. The words are Jacob’s.

We are very sorry to hear the news. Mrs Liebert taught our 2nd grade son in the year of 2021-2022. She was a dedicated teacher and my son really enjoyed watching  "Shaun the sheep" with Mrs Liebert and his fellow classmates. My son also loved the mini airplanes she gave out in her classroom.  Mrs Liebert made such a big impact on many young minds and she will be missed by many families here in Croton. Sincere condolences to families and friends. 

We are so sorry to know of Mrs. Liebert’s passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. We were lucky enough to have Mrs. Liebert teach our son. He had a great bond with her, as they both had such enthusiasm for books and reading. We are so grateful for her. 

George:
All our love to you and the boys on this huge loss.  We are thinking of you during these sad days.

All our love,
Judy, Lou and Rachel Robinson

Watching the Mets at Shea on a very hot day.

I am so sorry to hear about this, for Mrs. Liebert, who is gone far too soon, and for her family, friends, and colleagues.

She was my daughter’s second grade teacher the last year she was teaching. I remember thinking that it felt special to see someone with enough experience to be completely unflummoxed by a class of 7 year olds but who also remained so delighted by kids that age.  She was so smart, warm, and matter-of-factly fond of all of the kids. 

Thanks, Mrs. Liebert. You’re the best. 

Meredith Phillips

Debbie was the sweetest, kindest and loviest lady.  My prayers are with her family.

Joni

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Debbie Lynn Liebert

20 mai 1962 – 8 octobre 2022

Aycock at Tradition

Montrez votre soutien

Envoyez Vos
Condoléances

Partager
L'avis De Décès

Obtenir les mises à jour

Prestations de Service